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What not to wear at job interviewsJob interviewsDressing for an interview just requires a bit of common sense and a little knowledge of fashion, when asked what to wear to an interview most people will say to dress a little on the conservative side. What you wear however should relate to the person you are and shouldn't really be the focus point of the interview, having said that there are a few unwise choices and clothing or accessories that should definitely be avoided. What not to wear * Wild or brightly coloured nail polish - With the fashion in the current trend these days on long manicured nails either your own or false ones, an important thing to remember here is to avoid any wild bright colours or glittery effects. Nails should be well manicured and neat if you have to wear polish then stick with French polish or natural. * An excess of jewellery - Only wear the bare minimum of jewellery, no more than two rings on one hand and if you wear earrings then choose something small and never wear anything large and dangly. Never wear any face jewellery such as nose rings or lip rings and ankle bracelets are a big no. * Backless or open toed shoes - Avoid wearing backless or shoes with open toes, shoes with excessively high heels should also be avoided if possible as should mules. Wear a sensible heel in a colour that matches your attire and which are not out dated. * Bare legs - Even in the hottest weather always have your legs covered in stockings, just a plain neutral stocking avoiding seams or patterns. * Out of date suits - Avoid jackets with lapels that are more than three inches wide or are less than one inch wide. Wear a loose full bodied jacket avoiding a tight fitting one. * Skirts that are above knee length - Wearing a skirt that shows a lot of thigh is not going to impress, also avoid wearing tight fitting skirts or bold coloured ones. * Capri pants or leggings - These should be avoided at all costs, if wearing pants wear a suit. * Leather jackets - leather jackets are out including blazers they look too much like outer wear and will only make you sweat even more . * Turtle neck sweaters - Always wear a shirt with a collar and preferably a tie, when wearing a tie make sure it is not outdated. * Printed or fashion handbags - choose a traditional small handbag that is inconspicuous and conservative. * Red briefcases - if using a briefcase then use a traditional one in a conservative colour and which is in a good condition. When in doubt stick with conservative colours, shades in grey and blue are good colours while wearing black can be too conservative and dull. If wearing black then offset it with a coloured blouse, shirt, scarf or tie, always remember that first impressions do count so make sure you always take care with your appearance. Filed under: Job interviews |
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